The story
Subtitle: a critical anthology
Series: Prentice-Hall English composition and introduction to literature series
Publisher: Prentice-Hall
Published: 1950
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 606
Subjects: Short stories
Notes: Restrictions unspecified

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Table of contents: title: One:; title: The story base --; title: Railway accident  -- Thomas Mann; title: The bride comes to Yellow Sky  -- Stephen Crane; title: The use of force  -- William Carlos Williams; title: Do you like it here  -- John O'Hara; title: Gooseberries  -- Anton Chekhov; title: The egg  -- Sherwood Anderson; title: The freshest boy  -- F. Scott Fitzgerald -- two:; title: Character and action --; title: The catbird seat  -- James Thurber; title: Old hard  -- T.O. Beachcroft; title: The valiant woman  -- J.F. Powers; title: The basement room  -- Graham Greene; title: Silent snow, secret snow  -- Conrad Aiken; title: Amy Foster  -- Joseph Conrad -- three:; title: Surface and symbol --; title: The grave  -- Katherine Anne Porter; title: Love, three pages from a hunter's diary  -- Guy de Maupassant; title: The portable phonograph --; title: The ghost of an apprehension  -- Walter Van Tilburg Clark; title: A little cloud  -- James Joyce; title: The horse dealer's daughter  -- D.H. Lawrence -- four:; title: Style and meaning --; title: Death of a travelling salesman  -- Eudora Welty; title: In dreams begin responsibilities  -- Delmore Schwartz; title: The gentleman from San Francisco  -- Ivan Bunin; title: The old people  -- William Faulkner; title: A clean, well lighted place  -- Ernest Hemingway -- five:; title: Toward the novel --; title: The turn of the screw -- Henry James.